Sentence examples for defines under from inspiring English sources

The manuscript further defines under which circumstances commitment and capability coincide to promote the long-term viability of a sustainability program.

For example, Spanish law defines under-18s as minors and subject to parental control or adult supervision.

Although energy conservation within the enclosure was the basis for the current compartment fire framework that defines under-ventilated enclosure fires, little effort has been carried towards understanding the distribution of energy in design frameworks conceived for open floor plan enclosure fires.

We therefore chose to define "under-reporters" as any establishment with at least one unreported WC claim.

How is "disability" defined under the act?

Forgie took a narrower view of how the information should be defined under the act.

One problem is that sexual harassment is not properly defined under Egyptian law, which makes prosecuting perpetrators difficult.

Women are frequently blamed for harassment, while the crime is not properly defined under Egyptian law, which makes prosecuting perpetrators difficult.

Donations or loans can only be accepted from "permissable sources" as defined under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000.

Asylum, however, as defined under the 1951 Geneva Convention, generally involves protection from political, ethnic or religious persecution or, since 2005, generalized violence.

Eligibility criteria: EFL clubs – a minimum of five 'first-team' players in the starting XI as defined under the competition's existing rules.